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Date Posted: 22:26:42 10/17/01 Wed
Author: Jason
Subject: Re: Jeter: "We're not going home until somebody beats us"
In reply to: Danny 's message, "Re: Jeter: "We're not going home until somebody beats us"" on 18:00:20 10/17/01 Wed

not sure why you hate OPS... but I think it would be a more valuable stat if OBP was weighed more heavily than SLG%, instead of just adding them together. IF I'm looking at stats, OBP is the first one I look at. It depends on the player I guess, and I'm more into "projecting" what minor leaguers will do, than comparing MLB players. In that context, OBP and BB/K ratios are pretty important.

Just out of curiousity Middy, why is it that you hate OPS? Who invented it anyway... Andrew Jackson... errr.. Peter Gammons?

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